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Meanings of intimidated in English

Bullied.

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Intimidated.

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Usage of intimidated in English
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If people get intimidated, that role will be under risk, he said.
Reuters
2
Demonstrators demanding jobs disrupted output, damaged property and intimidated employees, Lonmin said.
Reuters
3
As I spoke, rage sparkled in my eyes; the magistrate was intimidated.
Frankenstein; Or, The Modern Prometheus
4
The carriers, then as now the spearhead of American power, intimidated Beijing.
Reuters
5
But on recent trips, Anthony reports he has been threatened and intimidated.
Radio NZ
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A Corbyn spokesman said: The accusation that Karie intimidated anyone is untrue.
The Guardian
7
People who come to the commission should not be threatened or intimidated.
The South African
8
Unsanctioned donors were frequently harassed and intimidated by police and the military.
Reuters
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However those other pesky sprinters aren't at all intimidated by his presence.
The Guardian
10
But it was clear that they were the ones who felt intimidated.
Revelation
11
Mr Morrison also urged Australians not to be intimidated by Friday's attack.
News.com.au
12
That said, don't be intimidated by people that climb harder than you.
Climbing Magazine
13
Everything had been new then, and she had felt intimidated by him.
Bungalow 2
14
The only procession that passes him is that of the intimidated orphans.
And Even Now
15
I must tell Sir James that I had been approached and intimidated.
Silks
16
At first I was intimidated by the size and scale of London.
The Irish Times
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